Yes, he's put a brick inside it.... :eyebrows:
My Copper amp weighs 40kg. Are we having a 'fat bastard' amp contest, then? :D
Marco
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Yes, he's put a brick inside it.... :eyebrows:
My Copper amp weighs 40kg. Are we having a 'fat bastard' amp contest, then? :D
Marco
Lovely looking beastie :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by jandl100
Shame about yer odd knob Jerry :lol:
Bit unfortunate having an "odd knob". Quite common I've been told. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Effem
Well, at my age, you're grateful for any knob that works. :D
Do you still polish it, though? That's the question! :eyebrows:
Marco.
Don't be ridiculous. Everyone knows the best amps have tone controls and quadzillions of switches. Weight? Pah!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jandl100
How does the techie compare to the Williams? (Whisper in my ear if the answer might offend Mr Williams...)
They are both very good - no, excellent - amps.Quote:
Originally Posted by nat8808
I don't plan to sell the Williams amp (yet) - but there is something about a naturalness to the Techie that is just plain "yeah, that's how it should go".
The Williams is a tad better at deep bass slam & control, but doesn't maybe have quite the rez in the mids ... maybe ... :scratch:.
I was very satisfied with the Williams amp - it really is a stonker - and then the Technics turned up!
I can't quite put my finger on why I prefer the Technics at the moment - mmm, a more natural midrange is my best guess - more listening required!
Maybe bi-amping with the Williams on the bass?
Yep, listening through the Technics amp this evening, it's the midrange that's the key - exceptionally transparent with big, big dollops of that ol' palpable presence / tactility thing. :drool:
WAD 300b PSE monoblocks - 26kg apiece. :ner:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco